JAMMU, Jul 17: In J&K for June 2026, the 2-Wheeler category witnessed a growth of 40.97% at 12.589 units in June 2026, as compared to 8,930 units in June 2025.The 3 Wheeler category witnessed a growth of 63.16% at 1,457 units in June 2026, as compared to 893 units in June 2025. The Commercial Wheeler category witnessed a growth of 76.10 % at 1,401 units in June 2026, as compared to 736 units in June 2025.The Construction Equipment category witnessed a de growth of 63.64% at 24 units in June 2026, as compared to 66 units in June 2025.The Passenger Vehicle category witnessed a Growth of 73.64 % at 6,522 units in June 2026, as compared to 3,756 units in June 2025.The Tractor Vehicle category witnessed a growth of 6.62 % at 338 units in June 2026, as compared to 317 units in June 2025.
In J&K total retail is 22,01 in June 2026 as compared to 14,577 in June 2025 thereby registering a growth of 51.01 % YoY.
In J&K total retail is 19,799 in May 2026 as compared to 22,013 in June 2026 thereby registering a growth of 11 % MoM.
Sanjay Aggarwal, Chairperson, Federation of Automobile Dealers Associations J&K said that reflecting on May 2026 Auto Retail performance in J&K, “June 2026 achieved a decent growth of 51.01 % YoY and 11% MoM.
Sanjay Aggarwal said that June 2026 has been a strong month for the automobile retail sector in Jammu & Kashmir. The broad-based growth across almost all vehicle categories demonstrates the resilience of the market and the growing confidence of consumers. The 11% month-on-month increase in overall retail sales further indicates positive market momentum.”
Sanjay Aggarwal said that “The automobile retail sector continues to play an important role in the economic growth of Jammu & Kashmir. Strong demand in passenger vehicles, two-wheelers and commercial vehicles is a positive indicator of both consumer spending and business activity.
Aggarwal said that The strong retail performance witnessed in June 2026 reflects growing consumer confidence, improving economic activity and a positive market sentiment across Jammu & Kashmir. The broad-based growth across all vehicle categories is an encouraging sign for the automotive ecosystem.”
Aggarwal said that the sharp growth in the three-wheeler segment at over 63% is particularly encouraging, as it indicates increased economic activity and rising demand for last-mile connectivity. At the same time, steady growth in commercial vehicles about 76.10% suggests gradual strengthening of logistics and infrastructure-related movement in the region
said that looking ahead, we expect the positive momentum in Jammu & Kashmir’s auto retail sector to continue, supported by improving rural sentiment, upcoming agricultural cycles, and sustained infrastructure spending. The industry is well-positioned to benefit from seasonal demand and festive buying in the coming months, particularly in two-wheelers and entry-level passenger vehicles.